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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2021 · 26 MIN

Let's Be Frankenstein

from Shoe Bones · host Morgan Ormond

Gideon tells the classic story of a Doctor shrugging off the weight of fatherly responsibility to his monstrous creation. Meanwhile, Gideon slips back into old habits as she reckons with her own father. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and visit our website! www.ShoeBones.com Follow @ShoeBonesPod on Twitter and Instagram Episode 2: “Let’s Be Frankenstein” was written by SC Ormond and edited by Morgan Ormond, Hannah Tsiopanos, Rebecca Torchia, and El Haney. Starring Hannah Tsiopanos as Gideon, SC Ormond as Dr. Frankenstein and Gideon’s Dad, Rebecca Torchia as Gideon’s Mom, El Haney as Madam Assistant, Kyle Dimock as The Monster, and Natalie Schall as The Monster’s Mother. Music is composed, performed, and mixed by Ino. Shoe Bones was created and directed by Morgan and SC Ormond. The story was developed by Morgan Ormond, SC Ormond, Rebecca Torchia, El Haney, and Hannah Tsiopanos. It is produced and audio edited by Morgan Ormond. Shoe Bones is a collective story podcast recorded in a homemade studio (a desk, mic, and a whole lot of patience for absolute silence from old house pipes and Baltimore firetruck sirens). I’d like to thank all of my friends who helped make this podcast what it is, as well as my dog for not barking during recordings.

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